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| New York Times crossword of January 28th, 2024 other clues |
| Toy on a racetrack |
| Soccer star who has won a record eight Ballon d'Or awards |
| Like "t," "k" and "p," in phonetics |
| What Hemingway claimed he did to the ending of "A Farewell to Arms" 39 times |
| Dartmouth and Penn, e.g. |
| Fled |
| Mnemonic start |
| Actor Leary |
| Flowerlike sea creature |
| Massive victory … or a high score in 113-Across? |
| Really enjoys oneself |
| Doofuses |
| Wetland |
| Objections |
| Be part of an uprising |
| Lowercase letter that resembles an "n" |
| Las Vegas resort with a music-inspired name |
| But |
| Resort amenity |
| Medical procedure, for short |
| Overabundance |
| Vodka drink, informally |
| Tremble |
| Contaminating trace |
| Chemical solution strength |
| "Yeshiva boy" played by Barbra Streisand |
| Author who penned the line "Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart" |
| Climate issue addressed in the Montreal Protocol |
| Approach something with gusto |
| What's the matter? |
| Sunder |
| Shapes of many carrot slices |
| Currency worth a little more than dollars |
| Spreadsheet command |
| Spot for a loft |
| Muesli bit |
| Make a pile, perhaps |
| Rentable transportation options |
| Fracas |
| Music's Little ___ |
| Used TurboTax, say |
| Journalist's accessory |
| Knuckle-headed act? |
| Biblical man who lost his birthright |
| 2017 musical retelling of the stories of Henry VIII's wives |
| Symbol for torque, in physics |
| Many a viral post |
| Point of no return? |
| Ace |
| Coast |
| Ellipsis element |
| Aviator's maneuver in a crosswind landing |
| Proportional |
| "The Last Supper," for one |
| Spot on an afternoon schedule? |
| Doofuses |
| Game represented visually in this puzzle |
| Talks like Tom Waits |
| Justice Kagan |
| Try for a seat in the Capitol |
| Fifth-century pope dubbed "the Great" |
| Constant nuisance |
| Like some postage and parking spaces |
| Fish whose juveniles can climb walls |
| Many prom attendees: Abbr. |
| Niihau neckwear |
| Symbol of wisdom |
| Lock |
| Mountebank |
| "Nice work, little fella!" |
| Dreamy state |
| Skirts that go below the knee |
| Giant slalom at the Olympics, e.g. |
| Choir director's command |
| Tremor |
| Put out |
| Make perfect, maybe |
| Frustrating highway driver |
| Short tennis session |
| Gregor ___, Franz Kafka character |
| ___ Jima |
| Small band transport |
| Image at the top of the pyramid on the back of a dollar bill |
| "___ la vista, baby!" |
| Insertion mark |
| Put on a pedestal, say |
| Jennifer of "The Morning Show" |
| "White Noise" author Don |
| What a shock! |
| 11,111, vis-à-vis 123,454,321 |
| Swear (to) |
| Tweak, say |
| Ejects forcefully |
| Primitive camera feature |
| Like a winner of a mountain marathon, in two senses |
| First name of Julius Caesar |
| Unrefined mined find |
| Finish line for the first stage of the first Tour de France |
| Giant name in Giants history |
| Cinemax competitor |
| It's facedown on a poker table |
| Negroni spirit |
| [I'm SO mad!] |
| Cotton fabric often used in bandages |
| Hosp. areas |
| Gondola propeller |
| Honey |
| Verb sometimes abbreviated to its central letter |
| Prefix with tourist or hotel |
| Series finale |
| Counterfactual starters, in logic |
| Karachi-based carrier |
| Certain urban nightlife |
| Military hiding spot |
| Place that's cramped and squalid |
| Something a presidential candidate often wins |
| Gray, say |
| Part of a hoop |
| It may be repeated after "fiddle" |
| Oregon-based athletic brand |
| Podium |
| Items in a hardware store bin |
| Acting as one |
| Capital in the Himalayas |
| Shelley's "___ to the West Wind" |
| Converges on |
| Source of a sleeper hit, perhaps |
| ___ Holmes, Netflix character played by Millie Bobby Brown |
| Pitkin County ski town |
| Old Venetian money |
| Give a keynote, say |
| Performer with lions |
| Cotton fabric often used in hosiery |
| Urge |
| Some dinero |
| Part of a lion |
| Ear piece |
| Bottom line? |
| Container component |
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